05 Sep Bringing Back The Bling

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Because you asked for it, Ola Lola returns with the revolution of Ramadan – our signature swarovski accessories.

Customize your dokoh*, brooches and earrings at [email protected] before 10th September 2009.
Items will be ready and sent out via post to you by 15th September 2009.

CUSTOMIZATION IN 3 EASY STEPS
1. Pick your frame (Big frame #1)
2. Choose your desired color combination (eg: Brown & Crystal White)
3. Your option of brooch, dokoh, hairclip, earrings or necklace. Dokoh

Additional information

Length for the dokoh & necklace will be of standard 30cm. You may request for your desired length.

Colors of swarovski crystals:
Brown
Crystal White
Dark Blue
Dark Pink
Green
Grey
Red

Payment:
Once order is confirmed, full payment will be required.

Brooch
Small frame = $15
Big frame = $20

Dokoh
Small frame = $30
Big frame = $45

Hairclip
$8

Earrings
Small frame = $25
Big frame = $30

Necklace
Big frame = $20

*Dokoh – a traditional necklace set consisting of three or more flat plates of gold or silver attached to each other much like the kerongsang. Ola Lola creates a revolution of the modern day dokoh with 14k gold-plated filigree and swarovski crystals.

Choose Frames
Big Frames

Small Frames

Choose Swarovski Colours
Choose Your Swarovski

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5 Comments
  • Izyan
    Posted at 09:30h, 08 September

    Hi, the length given for the necklace is the actual length of it or is it the length when worn?is it possible to not put any crystals on?

  • tini
    Posted at 15:37h, 08 September

    Hi Izyan,

    The 30cm length is the length of the chain itself. So usually it will fall on your chest, not inclusive of the length of the dokoh/frame.

    Is it possible to email us at [email protected] on which frame are you looking at and we will advise further from there. 🙂

    Looking forward to hear from you.

  • maya
    Posted at 00:35h, 06 October

    hello…u dun mind if I leave my frank opinion abt ur dokoh collections?
    Ur dokoh designs is not complimenting the existing dokoh/kerongsang that is available in the market? .Ur design is so rigid & not traditional but u just join 3 pcs of similiar brooches with a necklace/chain and u sell it as dokoh?? Recently..I was introduced by a fren who bought me a nice dokoh from a shop in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia & these people actually designs & produce these traditional product. Maybe u shud visit this website, http://pauliniheritagecraft.com n u will understand what really dokoh actually look. Do not spoil the actua beauty of these products..

    • octavia
      Posted at 17:34h, 09 October

      Hi Maya

      Apologies for the delay in reply.

      First and foremost, we’d like to extend our appreciation to you for your honest opinion. We take comments constructively and are always striving for improvements. 🙂

      When we first introduced the dokoh to our customers, most of them were thrilled and receptive to the fresh idea. Especially when they can customize it to their own fancy with various colors of swarovski crystals. We incorporate, what we call, a touch of Ola Lola, when we combine the traditional and modern way of wearing a dokoh. We would never attempt to spoil the beauty of the dokoh. We simply worked on customizing the dokoh based on our customers’ requests because we value their views and try our best to cater to their personal taste.

      The website you provided us with shows many fabulous-looking designs, we must agree. 🙂 Thank you for highlighting your view. On that note, we will definitely source for more traditional dokoh sets to offer on our website in future.

  • El Lisna
    Posted at 20:52h, 31 January

    Hi Octavia, its me el. Got sumthing to ask you regarding the small dokoh frames. contact me via email pls ya. thanks